Salicylic Acid Wart Spray with Tea Tree & Bee Venom, 20ml

Ximonth Salicylic Acid Wart Spray combines salicylic acid with tea tree leaf oil, bee venom and glycerin in a 20ml topical liquid. Choose the spray format for localized wart-care application when you prefer a liquid to a cream. Check the ingredient panel and application directions below to select the right formula for the intended area.

Salicylic acid with tea tree and bee venom

The ingredient panel lists water, bee venom, glycerin, salicylic acid and Melaleuca alternifolia leaf oil. Glycerin supports a moisturizing skin-care base, while the tea tree ingredient is present in the same liquid as salicylic acid. The panel is shown here so you can check the combination before choosing.

A 20ml liquid for localized wart care

A pump bottle keeps dispensing simple and closes between applications. The 20ml size is approximately 10.2cm tall. If you prefer to apply a cream by fingertip, compare the formulas in the wart-care collection before selecting your format.

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Using the spray carefully

1. Check that the intended area is suitable for the product under the current package directions.
2. Clean and dry the area before applying.
3. Apply only as directed, avoiding surrounding healthy skin, and replace the cap after use.

Do not use on moles, birthmarks, the face, genitals or broken skin. Seek advice before use if you have diabetes, poor circulation or are unsure what a skin growth is. Avoid use with an allergy to salicylic acid, bee venom or another listed ingredient.

Questions about this wart spray

What percentage of salicylic acid does it contain?

The supplied Ximonth 20ml ingredient panel names salicylic acid but does not state a percentage. Check the current package for strength information if you need a specific concentration.

Is this the same as the 30g bee venom wart cream?

No. This listing is a 20ml spray whose ingredient panel names salicylic acid and tea tree leaf oil. The 30g bee venom wart cream comes in a jar and has a different listed base. Choose by formula as well as application format.

Can this spray be used as a general facial skin spray?

No. Ximonth Salicylic Acid Wart Spray is a localized wart-care product, not an everyday facial mist. Follow the product’s application restrictions and avoid the face and eyes.